'Most beloved, the appearing of the Lord our Savior illumines today's festivity, as you know [F. 'as it does ours'], and this is that day on which the leading star brought the three Magi to acknowledge and adore the Son of God,' etc. It ends: 'For the deferral of vengeance gives place to repentance,' etc. It was published likewise as the preceding one, on page 88, number 5, On the Epiphany of the Lord.